The phrase "considerable computational resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount or type of technology, such as computers, that is necessary to complete a task or accomplish a goal. Example: "In order to run the complex algorithm, we will need to acquire considerable computational resources. This includes high-powered servers and advanced software."
It is an accurate approach to study air brake systems and demands considerable computational resources.
In the previous section, we described the effectiveness of using a "common" process noise value for each specific day across the GEONET network; however, this approach also requires considerable computational resources.
This step was added to improve the quality of image registration without spending considerable computational resources outside the mouse surface.
Designing probes for a large group of sequences requires considerable computational resources and can take up to few days for only one design.
As costs of resequencing and genotyping fall, increasing amounts of variation data are being produced that cannot be annotated effectively without access to considerable computational resources and genomic annotation databases.
The management, analysis, and interpretation of the new data now available for toxicologic assessment of safety require considerable computational resources but are likely to provide a great deal of insight into the possible mode of action of the chemicals under evaluation, as well as the value of the individual assays in supporting predictions for new chemicals.
The on-the-fly implementation of the BISN w/MS-BTS algorithm was also shown to be slightly more accurate than the offline version with a considerable savings in computational resources.
Generating a layout on such a network not only consumes considerable time and computational resources, but also rarely produces any informative outcome.
A considerable amount of computational resources can be saved by replacing the exact optimization over all intervals [ u, v] by a simpler procedure when large sequences are considered for comparison.
However, the high efficiency of error correction is still not achieved due to the need in the expensive and complex operators that require substantial computational resources and considerable execution time.
For some regimes the execution time of the model will be considerable, although this time can be ameliorated through the application of more computational resources or parallel computation.
